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The province's plan to convert the local power plant to biomass isn't what leaders in the region wanted, but they say it's a start.

City police have charged a local man for possession of child pornography after seizing computers, hard drives and nearly 10,000 DVDs.

What’s yellow and black and filled with hungry shoppers? No Frills, of course.

Fresh snow makes for poor hit-and-run driving conditions, as one city driver learned Friday. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service were investigating a collision at County Fair Plaza just before 5 a.m. Friday.

The opening of Lakehead University's law school was just one of the highlights of the school's report to the community released Friday.

The district’s health unit has confirmed a pair of influenza A cases. The Thunder Bay and District Health Unit revealed the two laboratory- confirmed cases of influenza A in a news release issued to media Friday morning.

Millions of dollars leave Northern Ontario every year because smaller businesses don't see themselves as part of the goods and services supply chain.

The Salvation Army rang in the Christmas season with launch of their kettle campaign Thursday. "People identify Christmas and the kettle together. It's become a tradition," said Maj.

Jeanie Nagora is passionate about wage reform in Ontario. As a student working two minimum wage jobs, she joined around a dozen people outside of the office of MPP Michael Gravelle (Lib.

The president of the Northwestern Ontario Sportsmen’s Alliance says a limited reintroduction of a spring bear hunt is a step in the right direction.